Orthopedic Dysfunction

TMJ Dysfunction

Is Your TMJ Disorder Causing Orthopedic Pain?

TMJ related orthopedic dysfunction refers to a condition involving the temporomandibular joint and the surrounding structures, which can lead to various musculoskeletal problems. The temporomandibular joint connects your jawbone to your skull and allows you to open and close your mouth, chew, speak, and perform other essential functions. When this joint and the surrounding muscles, ligaments, and bones experience dysfunction, it can result in a range of symptoms and orthopedic issues.

We're Here to Help

Schedule a Consultation and Start Getting Relief Today

COMPREHENSIVE TMJ CARE

A Comprehensive Approach to TMJ Treatment

TMJ disorders can affect more than the jaw. Symptoms may include jaw pain, facial pain, headaches, clicking or locking of the jaw, difficulty chewing, neck pain, ear-related symptoms, and disrupted sleep. Pain may also be referred to surrounding areas of the head, face, neck, and shoulders.

Comprehensive TMJ Evaluation
Assessment of the jaw joints, muscles, bite, airway, and related structures to better understand the source of your symptoms.

Personalized Treatment Planning
An individualized treatment plan based on your examination findings, symptoms, function, and treatment goals.

Orthopedic Appliance Therapy
Custom oral appliances may be used when appropriate to support jaw position, function, and comfort.

Collaborative Care
Treatment may include physical therapy, myofunctional therapy, pain-management strategies, or coordination with other healthcare providers.

At the TMJ & Sleep Therapy Centre of New Hampshire, we take a comprehensive approach to evaluating the factors that may contribute to TMJ pain and dysfunction. Our assessment considers the jaw joints, muscles, bite, airway, sleep, and related structures to help determine an individualized treatment approach.

Schedule Your Appointment